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31 March 2010 A survey to control uncertainties by comprehensive monitoring of load-carrying structures
Jan F. Koenen, Roland Platz, Holger Hanselka
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This paper gives a general view on some aspects of the influence of uncertainty in model-based monitoring of loadcarrying structures. The advantages and relevance of monitoring for the prediction of reliability will be clarified and the difference between uncertainty and reliability is discussed. Solving inverse Problems is a particular challenge in monitoring systems. Therefore, different categories of inverse problems are discussed. A generally valid extended difference equation, which describes the transfer behavior of the structure, will be derived as the basis for digital signal processing of model-based monitoring. This equation also considers changes in the structures dynamic properties, e.g due to damage or temperature. With this equation, the influence of uncertainty due to measurement noise to the functionability of monitoring is discussed and some possibilities are shown to control this uncertainty when determining ideal sensor-positions for monitoring.
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Jan F. Koenen, Roland Platz, and Holger Hanselka "A survey to control uncertainties by comprehensive monitoring of load-carrying structures", Proc. SPIE 7647, Sensors and Smart Structures Technologies for Civil, Mechanical, and Aerospace Systems 2010, 76471R (31 March 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.847303
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KEYWORDS
Inverse problems

Mathematical modeling

Sensors

Systems modeling

Reliability

Model-based design

Control systems

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